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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1975

Page

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Cold week ahead with light winds and no rain

Daily Record notes an extended forecast from cold Wednesday to Friday with no precipitation. Lows reach zero to five below north and five to ten above south, highs in the teens and low 20s, WNW winds at 12 mph. Obituaries list many local births and funeral notices across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns with names, addresses, and service details.

Cedar Rapids Obituaries feature graves and services

Agnes Powers 88 of 849 Third avenue SE died at Hallmar after a short illness. Born in Illinois Dec 12 1886 she lived in Cedar Rapids 60 years and worked for Terry-Durin Co. Services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. Teahen funeral home. Burial Mt. Olivet Waterloo. Also listed are Mary Agnes Greenan 86 of 1001 Seventeenth Street NE died Saturday. Elizabeth Pangburn 81 formerly of 1619 A Street SW died Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Further notices include Canary William L. 1 p.m. Tuesday Chapel of Memories. Bonny J. Kalmbach 46 of 721 Second Street SW who died Saturday. Blanche Bednar 80 of 1401 Third Street SW. Anna Kauffman McCarthy 69 murdered in Oakland Calif.. Vincent J. Meehans 80 of 1114 E Avenue NW. William M. Heitz 80 of L111 Second Street SW. Samuel R. Corporon 67 of 926 E Avenue NW died Friday in McAllen Texas. with multiple services and burial details listed.

Agnes Powers Third Avenue SE Hallmar Illinois Cedar Rapids Miss Powers Terry-Durin Co Immaculate Conception Church St. Ann’s Circle William P. Leonard Father Leonard Stewart Funeral Home Mt. Olivet Waterloo Mary Agnes Greenan Seventeenth Street George Greenan Elizabeth H. Pangburn Norman Pangburn Canary William L Chapel of Memories J. M. Steffenson Cedar Memorial Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Rer Debra A St. Patrick’s Catholic Church St. Anne’s Long Grove DeWitt Eahen Funeral Home Visas Martin Laughlin Mt. Calvary Teahen Hibben Gertrude L St. Pius X Church Bernard Collins Kuba Funeral Home Paul C. McManus Rehak St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church Robert W. Cizek St. Monica’s Circle Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home St. John William B Bonnie J. Kalmbach Second Street Montour James Kalmbach Marshalltown Kalmbach Family Service Agency Agnes Jordan Marion Janice Kalmbach Pfe Army Fort Benning Blanche Bednar Joseph Bednar Third Street Solon Iowa City William B. Harnish Vincent J. Meehans E Avenue NW Ft. Madison Cecelia Arthur Post Office American Legion Richard Donald Merle Core Irene Linn Chillicothe Ill St. Patrick's Church Stark Settlement Teahen Chapel William M. Heitz Dubuque Father Laughlin Samuel R. Corporon McAllen Texas Palo Della Graham Rockford Wilson and Co Elysian Minn Barbra Hobey Retta Ronquist Alden Oleta Newell San Diego Austin Ollie Northrup Mary Lint Shellsburg Frank John

Trial Begins in Suit Against Lawyer in C R

Rural Marion couple Mear and Evelyn Strait sue Cedar Rapids attorney Robert Wilson for 9242 485 claiming misrepresentation in an equipment dispute. They allege profits and business growth damages, note prior 1972 award, and dispute ethics inquiry and ombudsman help.

Marion Cedar Rapids Linn Mear Evelyn Strait Robert Wilson Straits Wilson The McNall Manufacturing and Fruehauf Corp Strait

Youths Arrested In Cedar Rapids Breakin

A 14 to 16 year old trio was found inside E Cohn and Son's Salvage during a break in at 900 L Street SW. One youth, aged 16, resisted officers, striking an officer with a crowbar. He had escaped from the Cedar Rapids police two months earlier by leaping from a second story window. All three face charges including breaking and entering and burglary tools possession. one boy is a runaway from Independence mental health institute and was returned. The 18 inch crowbar strike and prior admissions to prior crimes are noted. The oldest suspect was jailed with others at Linn County jail.

Cedar Rapids E. Cohn and Son L Street Harvey Denlinger Linn Independence Mental Health Institute Mental Health Institute

Democratic program outlines aims on economy and welfare

Economy measures include a probe of rate structures and wage actions with an independent agency empowered to delay price increases for the needy. The program also calls for stalled food stamp hikes and lists goals in health care energy, antitrust, consumer protection, food production, industry aid, and senior citizens support.

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Cedar Rapids Rebid Sought for Five-in-One Bridge Project

Mayor Don Canney and city officials met with engineers to explore lower bids for the five in one dam and bridge project. Uncertain economy and rising materials costs prompted talk of an escalator or de escalator clause and potential gate design changes to attract bids closer to city costs. The city’s share was about 7.8 million in the last low bid, and bids are planned for late spring with possible separate bridge sections and later dam additions.

Mike Deupree Don Canney Public Services Dick Jensen Cedar Rapids Howard Needles Tammen Bergendorf Kansas City Ball Park

UVM President Edward Andrews resigns in budget clash

Dr Edward Andrews president of the University of Vermont announces resignation after five years. He will leave in June to become president of Maine Medical Center in Portland. Governor Thomas Salmon proposed a 1.5 million dollar budget cut, which Andrews had vowed to oppose.

Burlington, Vt UPI Edward Andrews University of Vermont Andrews Maine Medical Center Portland School of Thomas Salmon

Iowa Senate to curb Neu power as new Democratic legislature opens

The new Iowa Senate with a 26 24 Democratic edge faces an opening clash over rules to limit lieutenant governor Neu power as Kinley predicts a volatile session. Lawmakers are urged to resign from commissions before taking an oath amid a conflict of interest ruling. Numerous resignations were filed from state commissions and advisory panels.

Iowa Neu Kinley Senate George Kinley Des Moines Arthur Neu Richard Turner Dale Cochran Eagle Grove House Glenn Brockett Marshalltown Iowa Capitol Clinton Iowa Energy Policy Council Elmer den Herder Sioux Center Iowa Health Planning Council Philip Hill Commission On Interstate Cooperation Horace Daggett The National Guard Richard Welden Iowa Falls Higher Education Facilities Commission Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Floyd Millen Farmington Iowa Employment Security Commission Advisory Council Keith Dutton Thornburg Lowa Crime Commission Governor's Committee On Terrace Hill

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Daily Record C.R. Weather Coralville Lake Robert Seventh Avenue Stuelke Jon Twenty-second Avenue St. Luke's Ryland H. Eichhorst Twenty-ninth Street Richard Hovy Forty-second Street Paul Floyd Tenth Street Allen Pesavento Thirtysixth Street Leonard Frye Monticello Wayne Novak Mr. Vernon Kenneth Ox Lisbon Elmhurst Charles Collins Norbert R. Collins Tenth Street NW Marvin Beaver West Liberty Twelfth Avenue Third Avenue Eleventh Street First Avenue Danbury Street First Street Sixth Street Magistrate's Court Thomas Gall Eighteenth Avenue Gary Klawter Oakland Road Kenneth Moyer West Amana Clifford Ayers Sixteenth Street Thomas Freeman Thirtieth Street Michael Simmons Donald Ellickson Janet Avis Brookland Drive Alonzo Dunn Auburn Drive Patrick Kindall Atkins Shirley Andrews Toddville Carroll Powell Pebble Drive Ronald Koch Cameolane John Anderson Twentieth Avenue James Schulte Masonville Francis Boesi Thirty-third Street Drive James Meader Central City Edith McCollum Michael Schmidt Knollwood Drive David Anthony Vinton David Lidwall Richard Winegardner Red Bud Road Mark Newland Tanager Drive Penny Nebiker Oelwein Leonard Clemens Hintz Brooklyn J. L. McCluskey the Presbyterian Church Neuenhoven Alfred Carl Schmidt St. John Lutheran Church Woodlawn Cemetery Oclweina Berry Annita Schultz’ Chelsea Mary L. Thorne St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Hrabak’s. Inton Belle Climer United Methodist Church Garrison Evergreen Cemetery White-Phillip’s. Elkader D. Ad Ams New Hampton Witt’s. Millersburg Robert Faas Trinity Luteran Church Visitation Trinity Lutheran Church McSwiggin and Uhlman Williamsburg Blairstown Ida MaeShaull Presbyterian Church Halverson's Decorah George E. Harris St. Benedict's Catholic Church Stevie’s. Vernon Anna M. Hahn Baxter's Webster Nancy Jane Stull Powell’s South English Gust Hammelman Immanuel Lutheran Church White's West Union John Broughton Burnham and Wood Anna Lenhart Harrison Tama Burton Spike” Parker Bohnenkamp S. Solon Stanley G. Beranek Brosh’s Aurora Wayne R. Jewell Methodist Church Kreussel-Fawcett Lamont Ona Onal Weather Service Los Angeles Denver New Orleans Miami Pacific Northwest Minnesota Anchorage Atlanta Bismarck Chicago Duluth Honolulu Houston Minneapolis New York Phoenix Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Sioux Falls George W. Greenan Kuba Funeral Home East Mrs Anton Francis Henry St Mark's Lutheran Church David F. Larson Turner East Anne McCarthy Anna Kauffman McCarthy Oakland, Calif Melrose Methodist Church of Oakland American Bakery and Confectionary Workers Union of Oakland Esther Howell Grace Hanna Beatty-Bearle Chapel Paul Pfaltzgraff Brush Funeral Home St. Wenceslaus Church Clarence Frana Father Frana C.R the Straits Linn County Bar Assn. Eithics and Ansel Chapman Ralph Potter State Ombudsman Ellis Bird Flowerphone Canney Florist Joan RE Lapes 3Rd Ave U. of Vermont Legislature
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